Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-12-15
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Local ExpoSiflomS.

The
EXPosTrOR
Office upstairs
In Rapley's new
Brick building. BE sure
And call on us when in town.
Notice the Herald & Presbyter adv
in this issue.
Hang up your stocking one week
from Saturday night.
Rally round the tax gatherer's Office
is the thing just now.
Jas. Pannell, of Croswell, visited
Holden Bros. the past week.
Born to the wife of f. Merritt. on
Friday, Dec. o, 1887, daughter.
j. S. Dufe made us a short visit in
our new quarters on Friday last.
Chauncy Kelley returned from the
north woods Thursday evening.
VIM. Menzies, of Detroit, brother of
ye editor is here visiting him at present.
Notice change of adv. for the Bee
Hive. The stock must be closed ont by
Dec. 81. Call and get a bargain.
John Black. of the postofice store,
was summoned to appear as witness
in murder trial in Shiawassee county
and left for there last week.
Supervisor Jones informs us that the
total amount of taxes assessed in this
township is $9,479, out OF that the
school tax runs up to $i,27G.GO.
The Michigan State Teachers Asso-
citation will hold their thirty-seventh
annual meeting at Lansing. December
q, % and 20, 1887, in Representative
hall
We are in receipt of communica-
tion from the Good Templars Lodge Of
Fargo but on account of lack of space
and time we are unable to publish it
this week.
n paid up subscription for the EX-
POsITOR is the most appropriate holi-
day gift we know Of. 1t will remind
the recipient of your kindness fifty-two
times year.
Report has reached us of the death
of Layo Mavis, five year old son of
Chas. Mavis, at their home in Brock
way Centre, one night last week. The
cause is said to be croup.-M arlette
Leader.
A life of indolent ease and sensuality,
the use of highly seasoned animal food,
and alcoholic drink are the predisposing
causes of GCut. When aware of its
presence in the system lose no time in
procuring Salvation Oil. 1t kills pain.
Price 25 cents bottle.
The time of year is drawing nigh,
when the business men of Brockway
Centre and surrounding towns will be
sending out their "dunners." We have
a large stock of bill heads. statements
&c, which we will put in pads in guam
titles to suit, at very reasonable prices
at the EXPosIToR office.
The discourse delivered last evening
i'll the First Free Baptist church by Rev.
$. G.. Bettes was one of great power
and held the attention of the audience
to the close. Many were much affect
ed and nine arose for prayers. The
meetings will be continued throughout
the week. - harrisburg, n. Y, Indepen-
dent.
Phil McDougall traded 40 acres of
good land in Tuscola Co. to Wm.McFad-
den for the world renowned "A 1 King
of the West Jr., one day last week.
This stallion was imported from Cana
da by VIM. IIodgins in the fall of 1882
and is very valuable piece of proper
ty. Phil intends going on the road
next year as an insurance agent
The new "truancy law" provides that
the supervisor of the township, mayor
of city, president of village or chief
of police can make complaint before
any justice of the peace, and any boy
or girl who Is absent from school, fire.
quents a saloon where liquor is sold, or
lounges around the streets or public
places without consent of parents or
guardian, or who shall go to public
dances or skating rinks. shall be con-
sidered truants and disorderly and may
be sent TO the Lansing or Adrian reform
school.